As with many others, I'm stuck on 44 of 45 calcified fragments. Having the Agonarch Rune broken is certainly an inconvenience. The big issue here is the lack of communication from Bungie about the issue and its resolution. Yes, there were ways to exploit the system [3 charges in a day, put the rune in the vault, etc...] Yes, people were doing these exploits. From what I and others can tell, Bungie disabled the terminal over the weekend as a stop gap to fix the glitching of the materials/engrams. However, this should have come with some sort of notification from Bungie. Literally anyone on the Bungie team could have tweeted, posted here or talked to one of many prominent YouTubers to get a public response out. Something to the effect of "People were abusing the Agonarch Rune terminal. We are working on a solution to this problem. We believe it will take X days to resolve. We apologize that the actions of a few have impacted the game for so many." This is very similar to the issues with the Elder Cypher bounties not working. They were broken for a week before Bungie ever really commented on what the problem might have been and how they were planning to fix it. While I do understand that it takes more than a small handful of community managers to stay on top of all of the open issues in Destiny. I don't understand why either Deej, Cozmo, @Bungie or @BungieHelp or even Luke Smith hasn't made an official post about this. Cozmo has been tweeting about sports all weekend. I understand that he probably isn't compensated to work 24/7. However, speaking from experience, it's not hard to manage a small team in a way that provides 24/7 coverage for consumer facing communications. Sorry to ramble. TL;DR - Technical problems happen. If something changes game mechanics, company should let people know what's going on.